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Resolved Plesk + Docker + Gitlab + Update

UweP

Regular Pleskian
Hi. I have a question. Like described here, to update a docker container with gitlab i have to docker rm gitlab-ce and then download the new version with the same settings. does this work with plesk? I mean, how do I update a gitlab docker container to a newer version without losing data? Like when I set up letsencrypt inside the docker?
 
Hi. I have a question. Like described here, to update a docker container with gitlab i have to docker rm gitlab-ce and then download the new version with the same settings. does this work with plesk? I mean, how do I update a gitlab docker container to a newer version without losing data?
Hello UweP, you can use recreate to update your container with the latest release.

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